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ai-explore
Answers questions about this repository by reading it, anchored to file:line, and tours an unfamiliar area for somebody who has just arrived. Trigger for "where
Overview
Answers questions about this repository by reading it, anchored to file:line, and tours an unfamiliar area for somebody who has just arrived. Trigger for "where does X live", "how does this work", "why does it do that", "what depends on Y", "walk me through", "map this module", "trace this import chain", "onboard me". Not for evidence from outside this repository — use /ai-research. Not for diagnosing a failure — use /ai-debug. Not for judging a diff — use /ai-verify.
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Read this repository and answer
What it produces
An answer anchored to real paths. Every claim points at file:line, or it is marked as a
guess.
Steps
-
Match the depth to the question, not to a flag. "Where is X" gets a path and a sentence. "How does this work" gets the flow. "Onboard me" gets a tour, and a tour is longer than five sentences by definition.
-
Match the words to who is asking. Somebody who does not code gets what the thing does and what it costs them when it breaks, with the file paths kept as evidence rather than as the answer; somebody who does gets the path first. Ask which if the question does not say, and never answer a business question with a call graph.
-
Find the real entry point before reading anything else. Working outward from the wrong file produces a confident answer about the wrong subsystem.
-
Follow one real path end to end and say what happens at each hop. Never summarise a flow from file names alone — that is the single most common way this goes wrong, and it reads exactly like a correct answer.
-
When the shape is the answer, draw it. Under 70 columns, and every box is a real file that exists:
settings.json ──> chain.py ──> self_protect ──> exit 2 └───────> loop_guard -
Explain what is here, not the pattern in general. If a textbook name applies, one clause is enough; the reader came for this codebase.
-
Name the pitfall by pointing at a line in this repository. A generic warning helps nobody; "this returns None on line 84 and the caller does not check" does.
-
If the answer is "it does not exist here", say that in the first sentence.
Done when
- Every claim has a path, or is explicitly marked as unverified.
- The person could reach your conclusion by opening the files you named, in that order.
- Nothing was changed. This skill reads; it never writes.
What this is not
Not a design review, not a refactor, and not an opinion about quality. If you spot something genuinely dangerous, say it in one line at the end and move on.
- "I read the file names, so I can summarise the flow" — a flow summarised from file names alone is the single most common way this goes wrong; follow one real path end to end.
Routing
In scope — routes here:
- "where does X live" — a path and a sentence answer it.
- "how does this work", "why does it do that" — the flow, followed end to end through real files.
- "what depends on Y" — dependents mapped with anchors to the real call sites.
- "walk me through", "onboard me" — a tour of the module for somebody who has just arrived.
- "map this module", "trace this import chain" — the shape of the code, drawn from real paths.
Not for:
- Evidence from outside this repository — use /ai-research, which goes and gets findings we do not have yet and cites them.
- Diagnosing a failure — use /ai-debug, which names a cause at
file:lineand writes the check that fails for it. - Judging a diff — use /ai-verify, which passes verdicts on completed work, not tours.
- Deciding what to build — use /ai-plan, which needs options, a recommendation and the authority to proceed.
- Saving a finding we just made — use /ai-note, which records what we learned; exploring only reads.
Lifecycle
Lane: any Writes: nothing — it is a lens, not an author Read by: n/a Dies: n/a — its citations land in other skills' artifacts Next: none
File metadata
name: ai-explore description: >- Answers questions about this repository by reading it, anchored to file:line, and tours an unfamiliar area for somebody who has just arrived. Trigger for "where does X live", "how does this work", "why does it do that", "what depends on Y", "walk me through", "map this module", "trace this import chain", "onboard me". Not for evidence from outside this repository — use /ai-research. Not for diagnosing a failure — use /ai-debug. Not for judging a diff — use /ai-verify. license: Apache-2.0
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---
name: ai-explore
description: >-
Answers questions about this repository by reading it, anchored to file:line, and tours
an unfamiliar area for somebody who has just arrived. Trigger for "where does X live",
"how does this work", "why does it do that", "what depends on Y", "walk me through",
"map this module", "trace this import chain", "onboard me". Not for evidence from
outside this repository — use /ai-research. Not for diagnosing a failure — use
/ai-debug. Not for judging a diff — use /ai-verify.
license: Apache-2.0
---
# Read this repository and answer
## What it produces
An answer anchored to real paths. Every claim points at `file:line`, or it is marked as a
guess.
## Steps
1. Match the depth to the question, not to a flag. "Where is X" gets a path and a sentence.
"How does this work" gets the flow. "Onboard me" gets a tour, and a tour is longer than
five sentences by definition.
2. Match the words to who is asking. Somebody who does not code gets what the thing does and
what it costs them when it breaks, with the file paths kept as evidence rather than as
the answer; somebody who does gets the path first. Ask which if the question does not
say, and never answer a business question with a call graph.
3. Find the real entry point before reading anything else. Working outward from the wrong
file produces a confident answer about the wrong subsystem.
4. Follow one real path end to end and say what happens at each hop. Never summarise a flow
from file names alone — that is the single most common way this goes wrong, and it reads
exactly like a correct answer.
5. When the shape is the answer, draw it. Under 70 columns, and every box is a real file
that exists:
```
settings.json ──> chain.py ──> self_protect ──> exit 2
└───────> loop_guard
```
6. Explain what is here, not the pattern in general. If a textbook name applies, one clause
is enough; the reader came for this codebase.
7. Name the pitfall by pointing at a line in this repository. A generic warning helps
nobody; "this returns None on line 84 and the caller does not check" does.
8. If the answer is "it does not exist here", say that in the first sentence.
## Done when
- Every claim has a path, or is explicitly marked as unverified.
- The person could reach your conclusion by opening the files you named, in that order.
- Nothing was changed. This skill reads; it never writes.
## What this is not
Not a design review, not a refactor, and not an opinion about quality. If you spot
something genuinely dangerous, say it in one line at the end and move on.
- "I read the file names, so I can summarise the flow" — a flow summarised from file names
alone is the single most common way this goes wrong; follow one real path end to end.
## Routing
In scope — routes here:
- "where does X live" — a path and a sentence answer it.
- "how does this work", "why does it do that" — the flow, followed end to end through real
files.
- "what depends on Y" — dependents mapped with anchors to the real call sites.
- "walk me through", "onboard me" — a tour of the module for somebody who has just arrived.
- "map this module", "trace this import chain" — the shape of the code, drawn from real
paths.
Not for:
- Evidence from outside this repository — use /ai-research, which goes and gets findings we
do not have yet and cites them.
- Diagnosing a failure — use /ai-debug, which names a cause at `file:line` and writes the
check that fails for it.
- Judging a diff — use /ai-verify, which passes verdicts on completed work, not tours.
- Deciding what to build — use /ai-plan, which needs options, a recommendation and the
authority to proceed.
- Saving a finding we just made — use /ai-note, which records what we learned; exploring
only reads.
## Lifecycle
Lane: any
Writes: nothing — it is a lens, not an author
Read by: n/a
Dies: n/a — its citations land in other skills' artifacts
Next: none
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Review before install: Review before install
License: Apache-2.0
- AI review approval is missing
- Quality score needs review
- GitHub adoption: 55 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 55 stars, 3 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
Install targets
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- 3Check the output and changed files. Report only what actually ran; keep the source revision for reproduction.
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Source & usage notes
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- Source repository
- arcasilesgroup/ai-engineering
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Version
- Unknown
- Last GitHub push
- Sep 14, 2026
- Registry updated
- Oct 9, 2026
- Instruction path
- skills/ai-explore/SKILL.md @ f7ea1cfd3d10
Version reported in registry metadata; check source releases before relying on it.
Quality
59/100
Promising
Trust
68/100
Sandbox only
Audit
77/100
Needs review
- AI review approval is missing
- Quality score needs review
- GitHub adoption: 55 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 55 stars, 3 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
- Verified installs
- —
- Outcomes
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Copies are not installs. Installation counts require a reported successful installation; they are not a blanket quality guarantee.
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